February 2025
March 2025
Mazón's Political Future Uncertain Amidst Dana Storm Investigation
Carlos Mazón, president of the Generalitat Valenciana, faces mounting pressure amidst investigations into his handling of the deadly Dana storm, accusations of prioritizing self-preservation over aid distribution, and a fragile alliance with Vox; his political future remains uncertain.
Mazón's Political Future Uncertain Amidst Dana Storm Investigation
Carlos Mazón, president of the Generalitat Valenciana, faces mounting pressure amidst investigations into his handling of the deadly Dana storm, accusations of prioritizing self-preservation over aid distribution, and a fragile alliance with Vox; his political future remains uncertain.
Progress
68% Bias Score
Sustainability and Inclusion: The New Leadership Imperative
The article discusses the evolving leadership landscape, emphasizing the need for sustainability and inclusion as key competencies for long-term business success, citing reports from the World Economic Forum and showcasing ESMT's collaboration with Siemens Energy on leadership development.
Sustainability and Inclusion: The New Leadership Imperative
The article discusses the evolving leadership landscape, emphasizing the need for sustainability and inclusion as key competencies for long-term business success, citing reports from the World Economic Forum and showcasing ESMT's collaboration with Siemens Energy on leadership development.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Vance Claims European Backsliding on Religious Freedom
Vice President JD Vance's Munich Security Conference speech claimed a European backsliding on religious freedom, citing examples of legal action against silent prayer near abortion clinics, restrictions on online speech, and a canceled Romanian election, provoking a fact-check examining each claim.
Vance Claims European Backsliding on Religious Freedom
Vice President JD Vance's Munich Security Conference speech claimed a European backsliding on religious freedom, citing examples of legal action against silent prayer near abortion clinics, restrictions on online speech, and a canceled Romanian election, provoking a fact-check examining each claim.
Progress
48% Bias Score
US VP Vance Accuses Europe of Censorship, Draws Parallels to Soviet Era
At a European conference, US Vice President Vance unexpectedly focused on criticizing European censorship of conservative viewpoints, citing court cases and election annulments as evidence, drawing parallels to Soviet-era oppression, and linking this to public dissatisfaction with immigration.
US VP Vance Accuses Europe of Censorship, Draws Parallels to Soviet Era
At a European conference, US Vice President Vance unexpectedly focused on criticizing European censorship of conservative viewpoints, citing court cases and election annulments as evidence, drawing parallels to Soviet-era oppression, and linking this to public dissatisfaction with immigration.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Munich Car Attack: Asylum Seeker Confesses, Religious Motive Suspected
A 24-year-old man, Farhad N., intentionally drove into a labor union demonstration in Munich, Germany, injuring 36 people, including a critically injured toddler; the suspect, who previously fabricated a refugee story to remain in Germany, confessed to the attack, stating a religious motive, and is ...
Munich Car Attack: Asylum Seeker Confesses, Religious Motive Suspected
A 24-year-old man, Farhad N., intentionally drove into a labor union demonstration in Munich, Germany, injuring 36 people, including a critically injured toddler; the suspect, who previously fabricated a refugee story to remain in Germany, confessed to the attack, stating a religious motive, and is ...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Indian Court Convicts Man for 2017 Rape and Murder of Irish Tourist in Goa
A Goan court convicted Vikat Bhagat for the 2017 rape and murder of Irish tourist Danielle McLaughlin, whose body was found on a beach with signs of brain injury and strangulation; the sentencing is set for Monday.
Indian Court Convicts Man for 2017 Rape and Murder of Irish Tourist in Goa
A Goan court convicted Vikat Bhagat for the 2017 rape and murder of Irish tourist Danielle McLaughlin, whose body was found on a beach with signs of brain injury and strangulation; the sentencing is set for Monday.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Israeli Government Faces Backlash Over Response to Hamas Attacks
Following the October 7th Hamas attack, Israeli families are demanding a state commission of inquiry, but government officials are obstructing this, demonstrating a lack of accountability and contempt for citizens; meanwhile, Netanyahu's aides respond to indictments with threats.
Israeli Government Faces Backlash Over Response to Hamas Attacks
Following the October 7th Hamas attack, Israeli families are demanding a state commission of inquiry, but government officials are obstructing this, demonstrating a lack of accountability and contempt for citizens; meanwhile, Netanyahu's aides respond to indictments with threats.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Australia's Retirement Crisis: A Key Election Issue
With half of Australia's electorate now aged 50 and over, retirement issues are center stage in the upcoming election, demanding government action on superannuation stability, affordable financial advice, retirement education, rent assistance, downsizing penalties, and healthcare costs.
Australia's Retirement Crisis: A Key Election Issue
With half of Australia's electorate now aged 50 and over, retirement issues are center stage in the upcoming election, demanding government action on superannuation stability, affordable financial advice, retirement education, rent assistance, downsizing penalties, and healthcare costs.
Progress
48% Bias Score
EU Parliament to Negotiate AI Workplace Regulations by 2026
The European Parliament will start negotiations this year on a proposal for AI and workplace regulations, aiming for a report by early 2026, following the EU AI Act's implementation last year and addressing AI's impact on jobs, potentially including worker protections, safety measures, and training,...
EU Parliament to Negotiate AI Workplace Regulations by 2026
The European Parliament will start negotiations this year on a proposal for AI and workplace regulations, aiming for a report by early 2026, following the EU AI Act's implementation last year and addressing AI's impact on jobs, potentially including worker protections, safety measures, and training,...
Progress
32% Bias Score
Bureaucratic Delays in Asylum Application Contribute to Deadly Knife Attack in Germany
A 28-year-old Afghan man, who arrived in Germany on December 6th, 2022, and committed a deadly knife attack on January 22nd, 2024, experienced significant delays in his asylum application process due to missed appointments and communication failures between German authorities and Bulgaria, which had...
Bureaucratic Delays in Asylum Application Contribute to Deadly Knife Attack in Germany
A 28-year-old Afghan man, who arrived in Germany on December 6th, 2022, and committed a deadly knife attack on January 22nd, 2024, experienced significant delays in his asylum application process due to missed appointments and communication failures between German authorities and Bulgaria, which had...
Progress
48% Bias Score
German Politicians Debate Response to Violent Attacks Amidst Immigration Policy Criticism
Following attacks in Munich and Aschaffenburg, Germany's political parties disagree on whether administrative or legislative changes are needed to prevent future violence, while police unions call for more personnel and powers.
German Politicians Debate Response to Violent Attacks Amidst Immigration Policy Criticism
Following attacks in Munich and Aschaffenburg, Germany's political parties disagree on whether administrative or legislative changes are needed to prevent future violence, while police unions call for more personnel and powers.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Gaza Faces Continuing Humanitarian Crisis Despite Ceasefire
The UNOPS head warns of a continuing humanitarian crisis in Gaza despite a ceasefire, noting 70% of infrastructure is destroyed and that the EU has committed over €450 million in aid since 2023.
Gaza Faces Continuing Humanitarian Crisis Despite Ceasefire
The UNOPS head warns of a continuing humanitarian crisis in Gaza despite a ceasefire, noting 70% of infrastructure is destroyed and that the EU has committed over €450 million in aid since 2023.
Progress
40% Bias Score